Richard Coeur de Lion

Richard Coeur de Lion, also known as Richard the Lion-hearted, was a famed 12th-century English king renowned for his bravery and leadership in the Crusades. His nickname reflects his reputation as a courageous warrior. Despite his military prowess, he spent much of his reign abroad, especially in the Crusades in the Holy Land, rather than managing England directly. His leadership qualities and chivalrous reputation made him a legendary figure in medieval history, symbolizing martial valor and committed Christian devotion during a turbulent era.